Dec 26, 2024  
2023-24 Undergraduate Bulletin 
    
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CRIJ 4335 - Profiling Violent Crime

Credit(s): 3

An introduction to criminal profiling; will analyze a suspect’s (or victim’s) psychological characteristics and behavior patterns to attempt to predict or assess particular behavior through generalizations about those people. Criminal profiling heavily relies upon inductive reasoning, as opposed to deductive reasoning as used by most criminal investigators.
Consent: Permission of instructor
Registration Restriction by Classification
Junior, Senior


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